Total Minutes
Total training time.
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!= include('header'); ?>These charts update as I log training sessions in Google Sheets. The point isn’t perfection — it’s to show the reality of building capacity for Hyrox over time: the good weeks, the tired weeks, and the breakthroughs.
Weekly snapshot of overall work: total minutes, number of sessions, distance covered, and recovery quality.
Total training time.
How many separate training sessions that have been completed.
Total running / walking distance for the week.
Total number of sleep hours for the week.
How hard the engine is working and how well it’s bouncing back: effort in the higher zones, nervous system readiness, sleep quality, and VO₂ Max trends.
Track how much time I spend in easier Zone 2 work vs higher-intensity sessions.
These trends help me see whether training and life stress are balanced or if I need to back off and recover.
Average nightly sleep score for the week, combining duration and quality into one simple checkpoint.
Estimated VO₂ Max over time as a simple indicator of aerobic engine size and long-term conditioning.
Station times and key workouts over the season.
This session at HIT Athletic (Austin, TX) was a 71-minute Hyrox technique and conditioning class: a short warm-up, then a rotating AMRAP-style circuit across eight Hyrox stations, followed by cooldown and mobility.
| Hyrox Class – Heart-Rate Zones (Total Time: 1:17:43) | |
|---|---|
| Total Time in Session | 1:17:43 |
| Zone 1 | 0:27:16 |
| Zone 2 | 0:17:55 |
| Zone 3 | 0:25:38 |
| Zone 4 | 0:04:22 |
| Zone 5 | 0:02:32 |